There's a version of yourself waiting at 416 Burgundy Street.
The one who lingers over café au lait on a private balcony instead of rushing out the door. Who appreciates and is grateful for a generous 1,020 square feet of living space in the French Quarter to call home. It's about whether a space lets you feel something special; something like home.
This upstairs one-bedroom does. French doors pull in soft morning light and open onto a balcony that becomes yours alone — for wine at dusk, or breakfast in the morning. Two full bathrooms mean you never have to compromise your rituals, even for guests. The Master Bedroom has room for a King size bed with two closets. Amazing!
Downstairs, a courtyard waits like a secret — old brick underfoot, planters spilling over with green ferns, and a fountain at the center that fills the air with that soft, constant murmur of water. The kind of place where you could sit for an hour and lose track of time entirely, just listening.
And just beyond your door: the music, the food, the strange beautiful chaos of the most soulful neighborhood in the country.
Comes furnished; kitchen stocked! You could spend your first night there, but please bring your own art just to make it yours!
Please come take a look at 416 Burgundy. Just call Patrick
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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